Handling /KEYS redirect - Implement Front Matter Support for External Redirects
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/KEYS redirect - Implement Front Matter Support for External Redirects
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This PR introduces a redirect_to front matter parameter, allowing any content page to easily set up an external client-side redirect. We use this new capability to redirect
/KEYStohttps://downloads.apache.org/kafka/KEYS.layouts/partials/hooks/head-end.htmlto check for the redirect_to parameter. If present, it injects the standard<meta http-equiv="refresh" ... />tag and a canonical link.content/en/KEYS.mdutilizing this new parameter.This implements the standard "Meta Refresh" method for redirects, similar to Hugo's internal Aliases. It utilizes Hugo Partial Hooks to inject the logic into the
<head>of the page without overriding the entire theme layout.cc @mumrah